Potting-Up rooted cuttings | Results of the

It’s time to pot up the cuttings that were rooted with the new ‘no shock’ transplant rooting method. The roots developed easily between the layers of rooting and potting medium.

There was less transplant stress with this approach and the roots had an easier transition.

Table of Contents:
1. Recap – rooting method and new ‘No Shock’ transition - 0:12
2. Potting-Up – 1:12
2a. Potting Mix - 1:30
2b. Root development between Rooting and Potting Layers – 2:28
2c. Removing the Parafilm - 4:00
2d. Labelling the pots – 5:30
2e. Watering – 6:00
3. Coming soon – “Rotting cuttings using the traditional method” – 6:45
4. Coming soon – “Pruning Tomatoes to increase production” - 7:44

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